screen is former congressman and former presidential candidate ron paul joining us from houston, texas, where he host the ron paul liberty report. yesterday, you compared the to the 9/11cks attacks, not because of the effort to kill large numbers of americans, but because of the response by politicians and federal officials. explain that. guest: political people will take advantage of it and promote their agenda. when a gun was used immediately, people who do not like guns and want to control guns and sales of guns and anti-second amendment, they will jump on this and make some headway with that. the other side, who wants to stir up animosity against and what is going on in the middle east, they will use it as a justification to go over and increase both your activity over there. those who believe that the real solution to all of the problem is more surveillance and more sacrifice of the fourth to make sure that government knows everything about everybody, and they will prevent it from another test and proven to be helpful in the past. that it willgument not be helpful again in that it

joining us from houston to discuss the deal is professor of finance at the university of houston.a very big critic of this deal as well. what is your biggest problem with it? craig: it makes no economic sense. you have two companies that are bleeding cash at a horrific rate. during them together is just going to make the problems worse. in particular, solar city is in a bad way the entire industry is in a bad way. ising that burden onto tesla very negative for the company. what's more, the justification given for the deal is the most laughable. talking about synergies that don't exist and vertical integration that isn't vertical integration -- that also raises suspicions about what the real justification is. joe: craig, you are vicious in your writing about elon musk and tesla and solarcity. but all of these companies's financies are public. all of the investors that have bid up tesla's share can see how much cash they are making and burning. what do you see that investors are missing? craig: well, i don't know. it hasstors' heads, always appeared to me that, first of all, the com

. >> joe is zwroining us from -- joining us from houston, texas, our third party line.d morning. >> caller: good morning. your caller said that everybody had the right to vote. and when he was talking about was the restrictions that are placed on the right to vote by driver's license and long lines and y'all did not address his question. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> well, i'm not sure i know how to address it. i would certainly -- i mean i'm opposed to denying legitimate citizens the right to vote. and long lines and so forth in most states now, we have early voting. i know that in 2008 when i was a candidate for vice president, i did a vice presidential debate in las vegas, i was invited there to debate the vice presidential candidates from the other third parties and that was held in the last week of october just before the election. and while we were dreebating, t state of nevada had announced that barack obama had already won. through early voting. they decided through early voting that he had already won the election before we had the debate. so early voti

tony buzbee joining us from houston in advance of tonight's donald trump fund-raiser. >> coming up, jim his take on a twitter takeover and of course the latest viacom drama. "squawk on the street" will be right back. [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. if only the signs were as obvus when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm sue herrera. here's your cnbc news update. british prime minister david cameron and labor party leader jeremy corwyn paid their respects to jo cox who was slain on wednesday. russian president vladimir putin says russian seeks compromises and doesn't want to return to the cold war era. this after the eu extended sanctions against russia after annexing crimea for one year. >> dry brush and high winds continue to fuel the sherpa fire in southern california. the out of control blaze has grown to more than 1,400 acres and forced evacu

. >> joining us now from houston to analyze a national security foreign policy analyst and here in thedio cathy lynn tale a former national security official in the george w. bush administration. i will start with you. hillary clinton lays claim to the foreign policy win between trump and clinton. and i'm scratching my head trying to figure out why. granted, she has got experience but, man, benghazi. we know what happened there sierra we know what's going on there. south china sea and the big one, iran. she was there when when this whole iranian deal most americans believe we got beat at the bargaining table. why does she have any better experience than donald trump? >> let's focus an what we know. she has the knowledge, experience and temperament not only to be president but to be commander and chief. that's very important. the last word temperament that's what you want to see. her team one of the -- brought the iranians back on knees to negotiating table and got a deal that in just a few months has dismantled most of iran's nuclear facilities. >> this is the no spin zone right arash?

houston who had just torrential rains. washington county had about 16" of rain. that adds up and there's still more in the makes. a couple years ago texas was with us, in extreme drought. from dallas to houston and san antonio -- in the makes for a lot of rain -- in the mix for a lot of rain. it's a little stronger in fairfield right now, 60s for some, low 50s for others. napa, novato and santa rosa all at 51. another foggy morning on the monterey peninsula and that cloud deck is restricted right there. that shows you where the high- pressure areas. another low is trying to work its way toward us. it's very hard to get any of those to move toward us but it looks like by late saturday or sunday that will happen. 50s and 60s -- inland temperatures anywhere from 70s to 80s or 90s. it does look a teeny bit cooler for some. thick fog along the coast. 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s. all right so -- is that something on your scanners, or just chatter? >> sometimes i turn them up a little bit loud in the morning to wake myself up. they are saying things like [indiscernible] >> i understood every word you said. >> exactly. >>> let's get right to the gilroy super commit. we will talk about th

before the action gets underwayy getting preview from national soccer hall of famer and sportss analyst alexi lawless who joinsi us live from houstonng. >> good morning.orng how we doing out there d.c. >> we're doing pretty well. wel we're talking about copa americe give me a sense about really the -- this is an importantnt match because if they do win tht match tonight we're talking tki about a point this team has not gotten to in number of years. >> reporter: yeah. i mean look this is a big gamee tonight fort united statesed sts versus argentina obviously oio number one team in the world featuring the best player lovere play the game with messi.es great opportunity and this whole tournament has been greatreat opportunity for the copa. the 100th year celebration off it.. biggest men's tournament to comm to our shore since the 1994 the1 world cup and hopefully pre laud to men's world coming back ink 2026 to the united states and for the fact that the unitedhe i states in this semi final makesk it that much better. bette they're up against it against at very very good team.. but while certainly argentina will be viewed as the favori

froms still with us houston. how bullish are you on the stock market?there are opportunities in this market today? frank,re, well, to be they're cautious because valuations have come as far as they have. if you look at what is driving a, a lot of it has been common data policies that have been waged by the global central banks. of have this propping up fixed income instruments. the bank of japan is buying stocks. talk market has climbed to a place where it is trading above 19 times trailing earnings. we think that is a pretty full valuation. what we look for are sectors or companies with positive momentum. it is a classic trap that companies are getting cheaper because earnings are declining. there are very few that provide that profile. have negative technical profiles and people are moving away from them. telecom is a space interesting right now. we see telecom as being fairly cheap. we're seeing positive price momentum. we have focused on. there are very few telecom companies, so only about five major telecom companies. it is a fairly concentrated in

joining us, house ways and means committee chairman, kevin brady. appreciate you being here from houston. i got good news for you. i'm not going to ask you to comment on any of donald trump's comments. but i am going to ask you if you are tired of people asking you to comment on donald trump's comments. >> you know, look, presidential races, you get asked about every comment, every breath, every action. that's not uncommon. what i really want to do, i think what most of us want to do, let's focus on getting the country turned back around. that's what house republicans under our speaker are determined to do, especially in the area of national security, in health care and fixing this broken tax code. >> when you talk about that, though, as you have donald trump being donald trump and throwing out these incredibly incendiary remarks, whether you agree with them or not, it's become almost impossible to talk about policy. is that a problem? >> well, in the ways and means committee, we are determined to make that policy discussion happen. i also think, look, i look at our house candidates and

every day a small plane crashed on top of the warehouse in south east houston when the plane disappeared from radar the fire department usedrgency beacons to track the wreckage to the roof. the pilot was the only one, in the plane, he was hurt but it is expected to be okay. >>> summer season doesn't just mean rising temperatures out there but it is time for new jersey's most popular, produce. >> sweet corn and blueberries are in season. new jersey report are cleve bryan got an up close look at the produce process. >> reporter: in south jersey the first day of summer marks start of the most tasty season of the year. many types of jersey fresh produce are hitting local markets, from squash, green veggies, to the garden state's famous jersey sweet corn. washington township farmer david did you havefield says to him beginning of the summer means raising the benefits of the months of hard work this sweet corn was planted at the end of march, this particular sweet corn here so it gets exciting as a long period of time for that to be in the ground before you start, you know, harvesting benefits. >> reporter: sweet corn accounts f

houston, texas, are already under water and now more rain is coming. many people are being evacuated from their homes. yesterday police used a boat to help bring two men and a baby to safety. more than 2 inches of rain could keep it into flood stage over the weekend. >> scary watching the water rise so fast. i mean it came up so fast i couldn't believe it. >> yesterday rescuers found a dog chained to the porch and barely able to keep his head over water. >>> 15,000 residents of fort mcmurray, canada are allowed to remain home a month after they were evacuated. that fire is still burning covering nearly a million and a half acres, 2,000 people are told that their homes are unfit to return to. because of toxic ash. >>> there is a surprising new study about teenage drivers, the aaa foundation for traffic safety found that 60% of teen crashes are caused by distracted driving and cell phones are not the number one problem. the top distraction for teens is other passengers, accounting for 16% of teen accidents, compared to 12% of cell phone distraction. >>> and a cell phone in a high speed chase literally ended up in hot water.

attempting to provide support to isis and wanted to set off bombs using sulfone detonators that to malls in houston texas the refugee who came from iraq and did you hear the administration saying this is a dangerous world?ou to hottest are attempting to m kill us? they all say that the legislation i have introduced and would urge the body to take up imposes the three year moratorium from refugees coming from any nation were isis or refugees radical is long controls a substantial part of theompassioe territory we can help with humanitarian efforts to resettle in the middle east america is a compassionate country that has given morgan 10 times as much money from any country on invite earth but being compassionate doesn't mean we are suicidal it doesn't mean we invite them into our homes people the fbi cannot talus of their pterosaur not. a what should the senate be doing? we should be engaging in a sideshow of gun control by the way i will say on behalf of american citizens in the wake of this attack it is offensive asset chair and presided yesterday.he n.r.a. over some of the show it was offensive to see democrat after democrat go

provide support and he wanted to set off bombs using cell phone detonators at two malls at my hometown of houston, texas. this is a refugee who came from iraq and yet do you hear the administration saying this is a dangerous world. jihadists are attempting to kill us. we have to keep us safe. they don't say that. the legislation i've introduced which i would urge this body to take up would impose a three-year moratorium on refugees coming from any nation where isis or al qaeda or radical islamic terrorists control a substantial portion of the territory. we can help with humanitarian efforts. we can help resettling refugees in the middle east. america is a compassionate country that has given more than ten times as much money as any country on earth to caring for refugees. but being compassionate doesn't mean we're suicidal. it doesn't mean we invite to america, we invite to our homes people who the f.b.i. cannot tell us if they are terrorists or not qha should the senate be doing? -- what should the senate be doing? we shouldn't be engaging in a sideshow of gun control. by the way, i will say on behalf of a lot of american citizens in

houston, people said they have never seen crowds like that. one of the reporters, a good reporter, actually, from nbc, hallie said are your crowds as big as they usedsaid they're bigger. they're actually bigger. no, they're bigger. you had to see houston, texas last night. a big arena that held about 5,000. it's not a big one, but it was the biggest one we could get on short notice. on short notice we had a line that went five abreast forever. they had helicopters over. they couldn't believe what they were seeing. they've never seen anything like it. and our crowds are bigger. our enthusiasm is more. a poll came out oan, a very good poll. it's a good group of people, a poll oan came out where i'm statistically even with crooked hillary. and she is crooked, folks. believe me. she is crooked. >> hillary clinton doesn't have -- >> this being out touted as a fundraising tour. we continue to listen to donald trump in the past seven minutes. i want to bring back in our guests. actually, i want to go back. he's addressing hillary clinton. let's listen again to donald trump. >> you look at what she's done. you look. okay. how would you like to be in a part

us off from cincinnati. >>> there are also major developments tonight after authorities say a young veteran went on a deadly shooting rampage in houston. late today, police revealing that the young army sergeant fired more than 200 rounds, killing one person, wounding six others before being taken down by police. and we're now hearing from the gunman's father and his step-mother. abc's linsey davis on what the family says it saw and heard from their own son beforehand. >> reporter: tonight, police say it appears 25-year-old dionisio garza iii, the young army veteran they say was behind that deadly rampage, was in the throes of a mental health crisis. >> his family indicated that he wasn't feeling right, and he left to come here to hang out with his friends and try to find work here. >> reporter: the shooting spree began sunday, at 10:15 a.m., when the gunman shot and killed a customer at this auto shop, leaving the gas station in front in flames. he fired 212 rounds, even taking aim at a police helicopter, hitting it several times. >> get in your house! >> reporter: two officers were wounded, four others shot. investigators now say th

us. it was too difficult to come back from 20 down. we made a good push in the second half. that first quarter was -- you know, that was a good punch from them. >> after houstonoklahoma city, and now cleveland, it comes down to one game, sunday, at oracle, for the nba title. of course, that would be on father's day. so, reporting from the road, for the final time, i'm live in -- where are we? cleveland. mike schuman. >> thank you, schu. >> the game was painful to watch for dubs fans. >> cronell bernard is outside of oracle arena. >> reporter: many say bring it on. the happy game seven will be played here at oracle. as for game six, the watch party, quickly faded. they don't call it roaracle for nothing. this dub watch party so loud, might have heard it in cleveland. there was optimism. >> we're going to win. it's oak land. >> reporter: but the roar faded fast, as fans saw game six slipping away. the night's biggest shocker, steph curry, ejected from the game. >> i've never seen them be so upset. and he did not foul lebron. >> we need to step up at home. we need our fans. we the need our team. we need our atmosphere. >> reporter: dubs nation says this isn't ov

us. it was too difficult to come back from 20 down. we made a good push in the second half. that first quarter was -- you know, that was a good punch from them. >> after houston, portland, oklahoma city, and now cleveland, it comes down to one game, sunday, at oracle, for the nba title. of course, that would be on father's day. so, reporting from the road, for the final time, i'm live in -- where are we? cleveland. mike schuman. >> thank you, schu. >> the game was painful to watch for dubs fans. >> cronell bernard is outside of oracle arena. >> reporter: many say bring it on. the happy game seven will be played here at oracle. as for game six, the watch party, quickly faded. they don't call it roaracle for nothing. this dub watch party so loud, might have heard it in cleveland. there was optimism. >> we're going to win. it's oak land. >> reporter: but the roar faded fast, as fans saw game six slipping away. the night's biggest shocker, steph curry, ejected from the game. >> i've never seen them be so upset. and he did not foul lebron. >> we need to step up at home. we need our fans. we the need our team. we need our atmosphere. >> reporter: dubs nation says t

. >>> police in houston used all means necessary to capture a burglary suspect from the ground up.ed the runner but not to stop him moments later, a police officer jumped out of the helicopter and tackled the run-away and bringing the chase to an end. police say no one was hurt during the take-down. >> all caught on tape. your mom tells you, not pay! they are everywhere and they are going to get you. >> here is video proof of you. they are going to get you, even with a helicopter. >> that is what you call police work. >>> meetings today in 50 states will focus on vice president joe biden's moon shot. why the prevention offers the best bang for your buck. you're watching "cbs this morning." we will be right back. ♪ if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, and you're talking to your doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation doctors have been prescribing

. >>> well, from ugly goings to a leaf blower loving llama in houston, her name is fiesta. every morning zoo coopers used a leaf blower to clean her air blowing on her. so, now, the row teen includes fiesta twisting and turning and rolling around in the cool breeze. whether they need to clean the stall or not. >> yes. that becomes secondary suddenly. >>> coming up on eyewitness news at 5:00, a warm welcome for actor dick van dike in his hometown in illinois. this visit is more than just a trip down memory lane. >> and wild fire whiplash. firefighters out west work to contain numerous wild fires one right after the other. but around here, not even a weather worry. it looks good. temperatures dropping. looks like it will slide into the 60s . then we warm right back up and we are into the 80s by the early afternoon. coming up, i'll have the accu- weather seven day forecast hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, banking assistance & registration technol

us. >>> please, take a look at this dramatic video from the texas floods near houston. >> wow, look at ul. stuart: struggling to get to higher ground. they're using helicopters to try to herd animals to safety. not -- i regret to tell you this, but not all of them made it. dramatic video indeed. that's texas now. >>> hillary, she's in trouble in california. dead heat with bernie sanders. she's lost momentum. today she'll attack donald trump on his foreign policy. now, one of trump's foreign policy advisers is with us in just two minutes. >> this is just more evidence that donald trump himself is a fraud. >> hillary clinton, who lies, i mean, she lies. you remember that, i started the -- she lies! ♪ ♪ >> remember, "varney & company" starts at nine a.m. eastern. here's what you missed last hour. former governor mike huckabee says donald trump is proving his critics wrong. >> less than a year ago there were people who were saying he'll never run -- or just over a year ago, he'll never run, he won't make it past the summer, he won't get 2%, he won't even show up for the iowa caucuses, on an

us. >> "people" magazine this week says it will take an act of congress to keep this woman from becoming a megastar. whitney houston your tracks because you couldn't believe one woman could be blessed with that much, with the looks and the talent. >> this lady started out as a dancer, went to new york, went to paris, worked with bands, came back as a single. and is she hot. this is madonna. >> if you saw madonna then, she looked just like the girls who hung out at the club called the funhouse. all the girls there had the mesh thing and they had the boots. and it was kind of a mix of new wave punk with this other dance sensibility. ♪ holiday ♪ celebrate >> i think madonna was able to use that core dance music and use the style of the streets that were going on and evolve that into a pop career. >> we are a couple weeks into the new year. what do you hope will happen not only in 1984 but for the rest of your professional life? what are your dreams? what's left? >> to rule the world. ♪ star light star bright ♪ first star i see tonight ♪ star light ♪ star bright ♪ make everything all right >> all of a sudden there was

us again tonight. >>> we turn next here, though, to a major bus crash on american highway. dozens of passengers rushed to the hospital. and abc's david kerley with the images coming in now from houston>> reporter: the houston city bus, crushed, slamming into a sign pole. the driver trapped. a chaotic scene for first responders. >> there is about 30 people involved. >> reporter: nearly everyone on that bus was hurt. >> bodies is going everywhere. >> reporter: some passengers say they saw that black pickup truck run a stop sign and crash into the bus. then, the powerful impact of the bus into the pole. severely bending the structure. >> it felt like a bomb blast, so, i already knew right then and there, you know, try to get people out as best you can. >> reporter: 32 people were hurt, 28 of them taken to a hospital. >> i can't move my arm, my leg, i got a big old gash on my head. >> reporter: the driver of the bus had to be extricated by rescue crews. that driver was one of those taken to the hospital. this crash was so severe, that one of the passengers is in critical condition tonight. david? >> david kerley, who covers transportation for us. thank you. >>> now, to that alarming hea

from houston, texas. don, things are better for you. can you give us an example of how? caller: things are better for me. things are better for all of us because where would we be if he were not able to rescue the economy as a nation? but, yes, washington is the problem because when you look at facts, how many of our tax dollars now has been spent on the 15-year war without a result? is that investment worth the cost of our economy? host: you say washington is making things worse. do you think it's the job of washington to do things in order to help the economy or do you think that the folks here should be taking a more hands-off approach to -- caller: washington's job -- we have all been sold out, hood winked and given a bill of goods because how can we sustain getting [inaudible] on other nations' money and american citizens are sleeping on the streets? if you look at some cities, they look worse than third-world nations. our tax dollars are supposed to take care of us. but what has happened is that we have been made slaves for the corporation, by the corporation. host

from their homes and cars. >> very scary watching the water rise so fast. it came up so fast. >> near houston people are using rafts and boats as the levels. it's cresting at more than 54 feet. >> this river will stay high throughout the week. and into the weekend. this is going to be a while. >> near san antonio, several feet of water now cover the famous riverwalk. >> it's like nothing i have ever seen. >> meteorologist josh knight, abc7 news. jonathan: you have to feel for the folks. you'd like to think there is a light at the end of the tunnel but more rain is in the forecast. doug: several more chances in the next few days but i think next week it will change there and here as well with a trend to drier weather. cooler weather for us, too. alison: nice. doug: start with a time lapse on wednesday. this is from nationals park. and put this in motion since this morning. the skies were clear then. now fair weather cloudiness around the area. 85 degrees at the ballpark. it's beautiful parade of clouds through the skies this afternoon. with only a few minor exceptions. only most areas will stay dry and a coupl

this llama at the houston zoo absolutely loves the breeze from a leaf blower every morning she shoots the breeze with her keepers at the zoo. they useer to clear her stall and fee teas apparently really loves the daily routine. because zookeepers say she runs right up to them as soon as she sees the blower. >>> tonight in your money, chrysler fiat is under fire. jeep grand cherokee owners filed a class action lawsuit against the company thursday. they are accusing fiat of concealing a shifter design defect. fiat issued a recall for 1.1 million cars worldwide because the vehicles could roll away after the drivers exit th them. an tan yelchin's death thrust the defect back into the spotlight. plaintiffs are seeking restitution for the diminish value of their grand cherokee' stemming from the defect. >> ikea recalling a baby gates after it received reports the gates have seriously injured several children. the company is recalling its p patrol safety gate because the locking meg niche is unreliable. if you have one stop using it and return it to the store for a forlore fun. company officials received reports of children falling downsta

from the houston texans, j.j. watt is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] big dude. >> steve: very. >> jimmy: he's got new sneakers. he's going to show us reebok training sneaker. and then he and i are going head to head in a round of egg russian roulette. [ cheers and applause ] pretty good. i've been getting better and better. i haven't lost the last couple, right? >> steve: you have not. >> jimmy: i think i've won -- have i lost? i lost the last time? what kind of show is this? [ laughter ] >> steve: it should be rigged. >> jimmy: all i do is win win win. sometimes i lose. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] [ slapping ] ♪ we have great music, great music tonight. i love these guys so much. >> steve: they're the best. >> jimmy: i don't know if you've er seen them live before but if you haven't, you're about to tonight. and they're unbelievable. just turn your televisions up and crank it up. the avett brothers are here. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very, very, very tonight. guys, today is friday. that's usually when i catch up with some personal stuff. i check my inbox. i return some e-mails. and of course i

houston area. they had to save a guy from inside an l.e.d. sign at a car dealership. a sign 70 feet up in the air. crews useda bucket truck to get the guy down. officials say he passed out from heat exhaustion after getting trapped up there while working in the sun. >>> vice president joe biden is father of the year. the national father's day council bestowed the honor because of his dedication to family, citizenship, charity, reverence. his daughter agrees. >> he has been a father to so many, to his staff, his constituents and to absolute strangers who he embraces with warm any open arms. he comforts, he guides, he supports and leads us all to the best version of ourselves. >> past winners include presidents bill clinton and george w. bush and republican presidential candidate donald trump. >> congratulations to the vice president. >>> a family's backyard suddenly torn to shreds by a speeding car. why they say they knew something like this could happen and the bizarre thing the driver begged them not to do after the crash. >>> local students finishing up the school year. we check in with a local classroom w

us, you're obviously interested in the rest of the day of sports. let's begin with the oakland as and baseball scene. sonny gray activated from the disabled list before today's game in houston. yonder alonso hits a blooper to left. two runs are going to score. when you're only hitting .230, you're going to take hits any way you can get them. as up 2-0. carlos gomez, 86-mile-per-hour coming in and 186 going out. solo shot. the only run gray allowed in five innings. bottom of the 7th. astros with a go-ahead run off 3rd. carlos correa took advantage of the high chopper that rolls down the line for a double. the astros go on to beat the as 5-2 and they sweep that series. >>> how do you like it? the sharks right back in their series with the penguins as the only overtime win this season. >> what was it like to finally win a playoff game in overtime? >> it's quite different, isn't it? not much fun when you lose. >> first time we've had the lead in the series. then we have to go home. which is all right. i'm not complaining about it. we've got to find a way to get out in front here going forward. huge win. changes the series. and now we've got to take care of business game 4. >> g

these are the new revelations from bobby brown about his marriage to whitney houston and the death of their daughter bobbi kristina. brown says he was not the one who started using drugs. roberts says brown admitted to smoking marijuana but when it came to the hard drugs he saw whitney do cocaine on their wedding day before the ceremony. an emotional brown went on to discuss what kind of father he was. we spoke with robin roberts about the interview. >> robin, as a father, do you feel that he has any regrets? >> yeah, i do. i do. he admits in the book and he admitted to me that he failed bobbi kris so when he was breaking down, those were genuine tears, but i think they were also tears of guilt. >> you can watch the rest of the interview including the suspicions brown has about his daughter's death on a special edition of "20/20" here on abc 7 tonight at 10:00. >>> the last known rescue dog that served in the september 11th attacks has died. firefighters and rescue workers sa aleuted the as britney passed by yesterday in houston. the 16-year-old golden retriever was euthanized because of old age. britney had just finished her training when she was deployed to ne

a lot of victims and a lot of organizations could use the grant funding to help provide services to victims. my friend former judge ted poe from houston over in the house has pointed out that we have more funding for our pets than we do for victims of human trafficking which is just a terrible contrast. and we need to do much better. fortunately, the justice for victims of trafficking act enjoyed broad bipartisan support and created this new funding mechanism that would make more funds available. so we hope more d.o.j. prosecutors prosecuted these cases and seek the restitution and seek when the assessments. so we can get the fund up not only because they deserve but also because the victims deserve the benefits of the fund. >> the hearing will be adjourned. >> on wednesday president obama traveled to canada for a summit with canadian prime minister and mexican president. the three north american leaders held a conference where they answer ds questions about trade and globalization. all three were asked about donald trump and were critical of the republican candidate's positions on trade agreement. >> please welcome president obama pr

us for a special town hall focus on the role women will play in 2016 election. our round table airs next thursday june 16 at 7:00. on newschannel8. jonathan: break news from houston, texas, where a small plane crashed in the parking lot of an ace hardware store. there is not much left of the plane. three people are dead after when it hit the parking lot, it slammed into a vehicle that was parked there. you see to the right, the huge tanks are propane tanks. if it hit those it would be a different story. we are hearing no one was in the car the plane hit. we have more information when we get it in. michelle: now to district where police were back at the scene of yesterday's quadruple shooting in northeast. everyone shot is expected to survive. today investigators handed out flyers of the shooting suspect around north capital street at new york avenue. we want to get you a closer look at the photos. police will hold emergency meeting tonight at the fifth district community room. it gets underway at 7:00. jonathan: in the war on terror now, a virginia man accused of heading overseas and joining isis. mohamad khweis was camtured by kurdish forces in iraq and handed o

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a lot of victims and a lot of organizations could use the grand funding to help provide services to victims. my friend former judge ted poe from houston in the house pointed out we have more funding for our pets than we do for victims of human trafficking, which is just a terrible contrast. we need to do much better, and fortunately the justice trafficking act was brought bipartisan support and created the new funding mechanism that would make more funds available. so we hope more doj prosecutors prosecute these cases and seek their restitution, and seek the assessments so we can get that fund up. not only because they deserve to pay it, but also because the victims deserve the benefits of the fund. thank you very much. the hearing will be adjourned. reminder if you missed any of this hearing on human trafficking, you can watch it online in our video library at c-span.org. >>> we're back on capitol hill later this afternoon for the hearing examining the use of the term "radical slam" in combatting terrorism. witnesses include officials from the justice department, fbi, and former customs and border protection officer. the senate judic

from houston, thank you. i appreciate that. you are the consummate gentleman and i appreciate you lining this up and helping us to draw attention to it. thank you for yielding me time. mr. speaker, all the recent rains in texas have devastated parts of up to 31 counties in our beloved state. governor abbott has declared them a disaster area. i happen to represent the lower half of a county from the city of albin going south and it has been the recipient of a lot of flooding. on monday i toured the emergency management office command center in the county seat, i was privileged to meet with county judge and others as i was introduced to those county first responders working night and day to take care of our citizens, our citizens' animals and their livestock and their property, as much as we could. i was also privileged, mr. speaker, to go up in -- in a texas d.p.s. helicopter with two of our great department of public safety part-times. wow. what devastation in my county. i have pictures on my iphone. it's unbelievable the flooded areas. the devastation and destruction is astounding. waters from the rivers and creeks and bayous

from whitney houston's estate.itney o we'll sn'how you waits. waits remind before we led to breakak if you have a news tip sharea ne it with us.ways appreciate those.se 202-895-3000 or e-mail fox5i f tips at wttg.com and we're back in a moment. (vo) you can check on them. you can worry about them. you can even choose a car for them. (mom) honey, are you ok? (child) i'm ok. (announcer vo) love. (mom) we're ok. (announcer vo) it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> welcome back.>> >>> it is 6:45. the rain is falling and got a little -- normally ws e're talking -- if this were snowsn we would be talking about be tag school delays.ay >> right. >> but we got golf delays this morning. quicken loans nationals on aiona two-hour delay.two-ur d >> yeah. >> there you have it. >> we hope they get to plahey it. it we really do, right.ig it's a big money maker.ak >> it's a huge teal. huge te >> we'll keep you posted.ou pte >> tucker is standing by withr d a look at all the raiinn and everything else we're with today. >> yeah, thunderstorm activity. so the warm front is trying tofr lift just to our north andto o r east. east. that's going to

search and rescue dog from the 9/11 attack will be laid to rest in the the houston area brittany, was a 16 year-old golden retriever and in declining health. she served in the cypress text us volunteer fire department. brittany has been in service since the year 2,000 and her captain says before it the any had a great career. >> she served our country by deploying to the world trade center 9/11 disaster, she dereplied to hurricane katrina, receipt, several other deployments, and when she retired, she then moved on to serve her community here. >> handlers say brittany spent final years of her life, bee friending the first graders at a nearby elementary school and helping them read. >>> national transportation safety board is leading a new mission to recover data a recorders from elfaro. cargo vip went down, killing all 33 people on board. search will get underway off the florida coast in early july. the el faro was built in chester in 1975. >>> tropical storm colin is now considered a post tropical cyclone with you caused significant damage before being down graded. storm brought rain, blistering wind and widespread flooding through northern florida. at least one possible t

from houston. give me ha big high-five. all right. and look at this, the national cherry queen bringing us a cherry pie.lf of mexico, you see those feeder bands outside of it. flash flooding is the main threat. there's the track late tonight is when it makes landfall. flooding concerns for the next 24 to 36 hours. that's the big picture. >> good monday morning. i am meteorologist mike nicco. we have mist and drizzle. slower sunshine. cooler today. the clouds return tomorrow. the coolest highs are friday and saturday. today we have 50s to low 60. mid-to-upper 60s in san francisco. 70's around the bay. mainly inland, 80s but for antioch and 90s. the clouds and drizzle and mid-to-upper 50s tone. my seven-day outlook shows temperatures are below average >> oh, i love this crowd this >> oh, i love this crowd this morning. >>> coming up the best food for your baby and how to get past picky eating. all that coming up next on "good morning america." "good morning america." coming up next on "good morning america." >>> now from abc7 news. >>> it's 8:27. we're getting down to the wire. bernie sanders and clinton

from fort ben county 45 minutes outside of houston. you can see animals trying to get to higher ground and people using boats. amid the devastation, signs of hope and volunteers sprang into action. and they say that dog was stranded after being chained to his front porch. in the meantime, officials warn residents are not in the clear yet. another storm system is expected to sweep through later this week. >>> and good morning. i'm carol costello. thank you for joining me. a major break in the search for egyptair flight 804. investigators now confirm an underwater signal detected by a french naval vessel is definitely from the plane's black boxes. once retrieved those devices will be sent to egypt. 66 people were on board that flight heading from paris to cairo when it vanished from radar over the mediterranean. ian lee has more for you now. hi, ian. >> reporter: hi, carol. yeah, that plane disappeared last may on may 19th. so two weeks ago. it was a race against time to find those black boxes. once that plane crashed, they had 30 days until the batteries ran out on those black boxes. so this is a major breakth

us by phone from abu dhabi. alix: for more on what is going on in the trenches, want to bring in paul murphy, president whicho of cadence bank, is in houstono oil and gas companies. at wegreat to see you heard tracy talk about the increase in his energy loans, the fact that they are underperforming. you are in the trenches. what do you see? paul: i think tracy is ripe we are -- i think tracy is right. there is a lot of stress for energy are a worse, and reconstruction is underway. again company with good assets, and nine-with process, and the closing was delayed three different times per they ultimately got the deal closed, got a restructuring or they went from a nonperforming loan to a past loan. so a lot of good work is being done. alix: banks do not want the oil companies to default on those loans, so they will help them appeared but two results could happen from the dallas study. one, more loans could be downgraded or banks like yourself will have to raise more money and set it aside. what do you think? paul: i think we will continue to see reserves increasing for the industry for another couple quarters. i think we are deep enough int

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